Premier® Dental for all your Planmeca Planmill diamond needs!
P.B.S.® bonding maximizes the exposure of diamond cutting surfaces – especially at the tips and upper circumference of the diamond instrument. Crystals, placed evenly and precisely in a uniform matrix are fused to a surgical grade stainless steel shank.
Why Two Striper®?
Two Striper® Ultra-Premium Diamond Burs
Stripes Earned.
Don’t be fooled by ‘bargain’ burs!
Talk about earning your stripes! Two Striper® is preferred by dentists because it stays sharp longer and delivers faster cutting than electroplated brands. Which means a more efficient workflow and happier patients.
That’s because unlike cheaper burs, only Two Striper® burs are made from a select grade of natural diamonds with the proprietary P.B.S.® brazing process—the best bonding system in the industry.
- Cuts faster – less chair time, happier patients
- Sharper diamonds that stay put – Proprietary P.B.S.® brazing process
- Lasts longer for multiple preps – Use fewer burs than ‘bargain’ diamonds
The P.B.S. Braze Difference
Recognized as the best bonding system in the industry, the P.B.S.® brazing process maximizes the exposure of diamond-cutting surfaces — especially at the areas of the instrument where most cutting occurs. Crystals, placed evenly and precisely in a uniform matrix, are fused to a surgical-grade stainless-steel shank. This ensures a precise, faster, cooler cutting performance. It also ensures that crystals won’t fall out, so your Two Striper burs will stay sharp longer and require fewer replacements over the course of the year. Now that’s quality … and quality equals value.
The Experts Prove Two Striper is Best!
“Because advancement rate and load are interrelated (in general, the application of higher loads should lead to more rapid advancement), combining the two parameters provides an overall indicator for the ease of advancement of the rotary cutting instrument inside the substrate. Indeed, a significant difference was found between the Two Striper® and the other rotary cutting instrument groups.”
